August 5, 2004 / Front Page

The Massapequa International Little League 11-year-olds won the District 31 championship for their respective division, the Long Island championship and are on to fight for the state title next week. More...

Oyster Bay Town Clerk Steve Labriola and Hempstead Town Clerk Mark Bonilla recently visited with John Curcio as he organized and assisted with fixing a fence at Wantagh Park as part of his project working towards the coveted rank of Eagle Scout. More...

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Proposed improvements to the South Farmingdale Water District will be the subject of a Tuesday, August 24, public hearing by the Oyster Bay Town Board, according to Town Councilman Anthony D. Macagnone. More...

Nassau County Comptroller Howard Weitzmanm right, and Massapequa resident Brian Bailey talk about the benefits of the new NassauRx prescription discount card during the Comptroller's recent informational visit to the Massapequa LIRR station. More...

When Nassau County announced that it was going to sell a piece of land in East Massapequa for the construction of a BJs Wholesale Food store, Emil Coppola, a longtime civic leader, went into action, effectively working to defeat the proposal. More...

The New York State Senate and Assembly recently passed landmark anti-terrorism legislation, which I co-sponsored, that will dramatically increase the protections afforded to all New Yorkers, as well as the resources available to law enforcement offic More...